Editorial foresees Green County shift in reapportionment deal
The piece argues a political deal may move Green County from the First Congressional District into the 16th Senate District via Democratic redrawing. It links Gov Reynolds remarks to a broader plan likely to amend the GOP legislative map to align with Democratic aims, casting doubt on Green County’s current placement and Sen. Gordon Roseleip’s fate.
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Green County
Gordon Roseleip
Reynolds
Assembly
Senate
Milwaukee County
Roseleip
Seasanata Tankass
State Senate
Supreme Court overturns sit‑in convictions on states rights issue
The Supreme Court overturned convictions of Black lunch counter demonstrators in four states, ruling it unconstitutional for states to enforce segregation. The decision deepens state powers questions and could spark new methods to bypass findings, with Justice Harlan criticizing the ruling as curtailing private restaurant rights.
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Supreme Court
South
Woman pilot breaks sonic barrier in Milwaukee event
Ten years ago Jacqueline May, America's top woman pilot, became the first female to fly through the sonic barrier. A huge Milwaukee crowd watched the Brookly Dodgers defeat the Braves, breaking a first place tie. In Freeport, two children and their mother and grandparents died in an accident, with funeral plans in progress as hospitals report critical conditions.
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America
Jacqueline
Cochran
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Harold Larse
South Wayne
Freeport Hospital
Deep South to see dandy new attempts at forced integration
The passage foresees widespread efforts at forced integration across the Deep South and beyond, predicting significant new attempts to enforce desegregation nationwide. It notes the country will witness bold, contentious moves in the civil rights arena and urges readers to consider the potential impact of such actions.
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Deep South
Kenneth Roth Reappointed Recreation Director at New Glarus
Kenneth Roth, Argyle high school basketball coach and social studies teacher, is hired again as New Glarus summer recreation director, head lifeguard and swimming instructor. He enters his sixth year in the role, with Miss Jean Ames assisting. Ames, UW student, will run arts and crafts for girls and support other activities as the pool opens Monday, July 10.
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Kenneth Roth
Argyle
Glarus
Roth
Jean Ames
Jean
University of Wisconsin
Local Pool Announces 10 Week Summer Session
A city pool opens a 10 week session this summer with a closing date of August 31. For information or to place an advertisement, residents are urged to call 325-5101.
Madison Saddle Club Show Honors Appaloosas at Dane County Fair
The Fast Freight Stables owned by Mr. and Mrs. O L Hare and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensel won top honors at the Madison Saddle Club event at Dane County Fairgrounds. Lus tre Lane placed first in mares, Dakota Mik won in foaled 1960 or before, Gypsy's Promise was grand champion among mares foaled 1959 or before, Irish Cody won stallion class for foals 1960, Kim Cody led geldings, Barby Cody placed third in aged mare class. Kim Cody is bred from Ben Cody senior sire on Hare and Hensel ranch.
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Charles Hensel
Madison Saddle Club
Dane County Fairgrounds
Irish Cody
Kim Cody
Ralph Schild
Browntown
Eiien
Kim
Ben Cody
Hare and Hensel
Barby Cody
Gypsy Promise
Francis Shannon
Grafton
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Supreme Court Allows Milwaukee Chicago Line Abandonment
The Supreme Court affirmed an Interstate Commerce Commission order permitting the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railway to abandon the rail line between Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railway
Milwaukee
Chicago
Carl Billings Dies in Cobb County Farm Area
Carl Billings Barrington New Jersey, formerly of Cobb, Iowa County, died yesterday. Graveside rites are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Cobb Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. at Hannan Loman Funeral Home in Montfort. Survived by wife, four children, two sisters Laura McLane of Florida and Lorene Ball of Madison, and two brothers John of Portage and Maurice Shullsburg.
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Barrington
Cobb
Iowa County
Cobb Cemetery
Hannan-Loman Funeral Home
Montfort
Laura McLane
Meyer
Fla
Lorene Ball
Madison
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Portage
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Shullsburg
Lt. Grossenbacher to Leave for Germany June 11
Lt. John Grossenbacher will depart June 11 for duty in Germany. His wife and daughter will join later. His parents recently returned to New Glarus after visiting Alexan driye Fes pen ned to Virginia by Mrs. P. A. McIntosh.
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New Glarus
John Grossenbacher
Paul Grossenbacher
Germany
Alexandri Ye Fes- Ots Bec
Virginia
P. A. McIntosh
Dayton
John, Grossenbacher
New Glarus Students To Present Art Show
The second Art Show of the 7th and 8th grade classes will be held at the grade school gym on Friday from 2 to 9 p.m. The public is welcome. The show will include mosaics leather tooling wood carvings charcoal and water colors floral centerpieces handicraft displays. Otis Winchester, 7th grade teacher, is the art instructor.
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NEW Glarus
Otis Winchester
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Tropic of Cancer Not Obscene
In a 43 decision the Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed a Milwaukee County ban on Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer. The court held the novel not obscene and allowed continued sale statewide, citing its overall literary value despite perceived immorality in Paris during the 1930s.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Henry Miller
Wisconsin
Ronald A. Drechsler
Milwaukee County
Miller
Paris
Thomas E. Fairchild
William H. Dieterich
Myron L. Gordon
Horace W. Wilkie
New Glarus Hires Guidance Director for 1963-64
Roy J Habeck announces Donald Snyder as full time guidance director for the 1963 64 school year to maintain North Central Association status. Snyder will complete a master's in guidance and counselling at the University of Wisconsin next month after seven years of experience.
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Roy J. Habeck
Donald Snyder
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Habeck
Snyder
University of Wisconsin
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